Integrated Mathematics 3 is the third and final component of the integrated math curriculum, in which students study aspects of geometry, algebra, and trigonometry during each high school year. The difficulty scales upward each year, and students need a very strong command of everything that they have studied over the previous two years if they hope to succeed in this course. If you or your child feel a little overwhelmed by everything that is going on in class, Varsity Tutors can find you an Integrated Math III tutor who can help you pursue your academic goals.
Here are some of the topics that you may review during Integrated Math 3 tutoring sessions:
- Graphing Polynomial Equations
- Rational Expressions
- Statistical Models (including Normal Distribution)
- Probability (with statistical context)
- General Triangle Trigonometry
- Graphing Trigonometric Functions
- Logarithms
- Inequalities (within the context of Economics)
While classroom instructors are generally limited in how long they can spend on each of these topics, high school Integrated Mathematics III tutoring allows students to spend as long as they need to on each concept. The number of practice problems available in a student's textbook is never a concern, as their tutor can provide more as needed. Likewise, working with a private Integrated Mathematics 3 tutor allows students to receive feedback on their work in real-time, making it obvious when they need help.